October 27th 2026

Southampton Thursday 6 a side news 2026-10-08

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**Southampton Thursday 6-a-Side League Kicks Off with High-Scoring Action**

The Southampton Thursday 6-a-side Football League roared back into action last night, marking the opening week of the highly anticipated new season. Teams in Divisions 1, 2, and 3 got off to an electrifying start, showcasing impressive performances and plenty of goals across the board.

**Division 1** began with a dominant display from Hello You Kante, who stormed past Scum Fc with a remarkable 9-1 victory, making them the highest scorers of the division this week. Lallana Rhodes also secured a convincing 4-0 win against Kroos Control, while FC Bumfica edged Cesc On The Beach in a closely contested 5-4 thriller.

Over in **Division 2**, Crouch Potatos delivered the standout performance, racking up a sensational 10-2 win over Crystal Fallace—the top score not only for the division but across all three on opening night. COLONEL GETAFE impressed with a 6-3 victory against Goal Diggers and saw their efforts rewarded as their own Philip Bishop was named the week’s Most Valued Player (MVP). Fly-kick-ing Without Ings managed a tight 2-1 win over Real Madras FC, and Beerussia Dortmund put in a solid 5-0 display against CONTINUUM LTD.

**Division 3** saw Blood Sweat And Beers claim the division’s top scorer status with a comprehensive 5-1 win over SPORTING VIEW B. Sometimes United overcame No Your Limits 3-1, while Ji-Sung Park The Bus edged The Neville Wears Prada 2-1. Ronnies Rockets wrapped up the night with a narrow 1-0 victory against Fat-Letico Madrid.

With the season only just underway, the early results hint at a fiercely competitive campaign ahead. Teams will look to build on their opening performances, while all eyes will be on MVP Philip Bishop and COLONEL GETAFE as the league continues next week.


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